Canada’s obnoxiously handsome PM, Justin Trudeau, has chucked a spanner in the works for cruise fanatics over on that side of the globe.

This story is a bit like a pair of mismatched socks, in that it contains both good news and bad news.

Spare a thought for the cruise line’s support team, who are madly racing to get in contact with all affected agents and customers.

Do you only read Travel Weekly for the steel-cutting ceremony stories? Well, you’d better fetch your reading glasses for this one.

Carnival Corporation has added another ship to the pile of vessels that it will offload in order to stay afloat beyond the COVID-19 pandemic.

Carnival Cruise Line has further paused its US operations as it scrambles to meet the CDC’s requirements, as well as the additional environmental requirements placed on the brand’s parent company.

Just because most of the world’s cruise ships are currently out of action doesn’t mean they can’t perform a good deed every now and again.

The cruise giant has disclosed a data breach exposing client data to a third party, who we assume looks exactly like the hooded figure in the accompanying image.

Looks like Aussie cruises are now off the cards until the end of the year, so all your avid cruising clients are going to have to make do with toy boats in their bathwater.

If you think we left the name of the cruise line out of the headline just to get you to click on it, you’re wrong. We also did it to appear mysterious and aloof.

Considering the unprecedented nature of this year, your clients might be a little more reluctant to join the fun, which is why you may need to bring the Carnival to them.

Three Carnival Corporation cruise lines have extended their cruise pause, with Princess announcing some cruises will be returning much later than others.